Potato Waffles and Celery Peach Salad

Recipe for awesome Potato Waffles and Celery Peach Salad

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Yield: 10

Potato Waffles and Celery Peach Salad

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How to use up your leftover mashed potatoes! Make these awesome waffles with a side of salad and you have an afternoon meal ready in no time.

Prep Time 15 minutes

Resting Time 1 hour

Bake Time 50 minutes

Total Time 2 hours 5 minutes

Ingredients

Potato Waffles

• 2 cups mashed potato
• 2 large eggs
• 1 medium carrot roughly chopped
• A handful celery leaves
• 1 heaped Tbsp. flour
• 1 heaped Tbsp. corn flour
• 1 heaped Tbsp. mixed seed
• 1 heaped Tbsp. almonds 
• A large pinch salt 
• ½ tsp turmeric

Celery and Peach Salad

• 4 long stalks celery
• 2 cling peaches (or equivalent of tinned peaches)
• 5 seedless dates 

Salad Sauce

• 2 Tbsp. full fat yoghurt
• 2 Tbsp. mayonnaise 

Instructions

Potato Waffles

Mix all the ingredients and blend well in a food processor.

Allow standing for at least an hour.

Heat up the waffle iron and drop a dessert spoon mixture into the center of each square and cook until set.

These keep for a few days in a cold fridge.

Salad

Cut the celery as thinly as possible.

Chop celery leaves.

Dice peaches.

Slice dates.

Mix everything together.

Salad Sauce

Mix Yoghurt and mayonnaise and toss the first mixture in the sauce.

Do a taste test and adjust seasoning to your own preference.

Notes

Variation:  Strawberries also work well in this recipe.

Prepared. tried and tested by Dee Harris

Bake time: 5 minutes each, so 10 waffles should be around 50 minutes in total

Nutrition Information

Yield

10

Serving Size

1
Amount Per Serving Calories 122Total Fat 5gSaturated Fat 1gTrans Fat 0gUnsaturated Fat 4gCholesterol 39mgSodium 211mgCarbohydrates 16gFiber 2gSugar 7gProtein 3g

Please note, I am not a nutritionist. All nutrition information on this blog, EsmeSalon, has been calculated by using an online calculator and is intended for information and guidance purposes only. If the nutrition information is important to you, please be advised that you should consider calculating it yourself, using your preferred tool.

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The waffle maker should not only be thought of to make sweet treats.  These Potato Waffles are a classic example of a savory treat and to make it even better, you can use leftover mash and add some additional ingredients and you have a satisfying meal for lunch or a snack.  

Here we have also added a delicious and easy Celery Peach Salad to pair or even enjoy on top of the Potato Waffle. Feel free to play around with other ingredients you may have available and you can prepare such a delicious meal with very little effort and in no time.

Your family will enjoy it and I am sure will thank you for not wasting any leftover food.  Both the Potato Waffles and the Celery Peach Salad uses very little effort and ingredients you may have in the fridge just begging to be used.

I found a great  Breakfast Potato Waffle recipe from Olga’s Flavor Factory and it’s on my ever-growing to try list

Feel free to browse as you will find a number of other Waffle

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and numerous Salad recipes already shared on the blog.

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